Israeli military methods in Gaza, in the category of war; Appeal to stop the flow of weapons in Sudan – eSHOP24X7

When heading to the 59th session in Geneva on Tuesday, the head of the Research Commission on the Palestinian area of ​​Qabise said that the objective of the Israeli government is clear: the demolition of life in Gaza.

He said that since 1948, it is the most barbarian attack, in the long term and integral against the Palestinian people in Gaza.

The Navi Pillai team maintained its report against the Human Rights Council last month, according to which 90 percent of schools and universities in Gaza have been damaged or destroyed in Israeli attacks.

According to him, due to the loss of education, sources of stability, hope and future have also ended. According to the Commission, due to the non -warning before the attacks, a large number of common citizens who took refuge in schools built shelters have been victims, and such cases can be placed in the category of war crime.

The Commission says that there is no military need to justify the demolition of schools, and it is concluded that the intention behind this was to stop access to the education of the Palestinians.

The head of the commission, Navi Pillai, said that the Israeli military forces often claimed that these attacks were carried out to attack Hamas fighters, since they were present in schools. However, in just one of those cases, the use of schools with military purpose was confirmed.

It has been said that in Gaza, Israeli military forces have damaged 53 percent of religious and cultural sites. In many cases, attacks were carried out in these sites during shelter or worship, in which common citizens were killed. The commission has said that it must be placed in the category of crime against the crime of war and humanity.

Navi Pillai said that efforts are being made to eradicate their land and collective identity of the Palestinian population through Israeli attacks against education, basic establishments and heritage sites, and this also avoids its rights of self -determination and a peaceful possibility of two nations.

The Commission has appealed to Israel to end its illegal occupation, provide the opportunity to the Palestinians, to stop attacks against educational, religious and cultural sites and follow international law.

A fierce battle continues among hunger hunger in Sudan

The independent mission informed the Human Rights Council on the situation in the country to investigate cases of violation of human rights in violent conflicts between conflicting conflicts between conflicting military forces in Sudan.

Researchers say that in the middle of a fierce battle, the flow of weapons in Sudan continues incessantly and this war is now far from finishing. The use of heavy weapons in densely populated areas is increasing and cases of sexual violence have also increased.

The independent expert of human rights, Joy Nagozi Azelil, said that many Sudani citizens are starving, especially those who have been arrested. Millions of people suffer from serious food insecurity.

He appealed to all member countries to honor the 1556 proposal of the Security Council and strictly implemented it, which prohibits the purchase of weapons.

Food assistance has been provided for those in need in Tavila de Sudan.

According to the mission, human relief is being used since weapons and health centers have been siege.

Researchers believe Sudan has a direct relationship between providing violent weapons and conflicts, resulting in violence and humanitarian laws and human rights laws are being violated.

Near Al Fashar from northern Darfur, the paramilitary force (RSF) has attacked common citizens, has been arrested and killed. More than 100 people died in the attacks during April 10 to 13.

At the same time, the Armed Forces of Sudan bombarded the area of ​​Al Coma, which killed 15 common citizens there.

The research mission warned that there has also been an boom in cases of sexual and gender violence. Girls and women are victims of rape, group violation, slavery, forced marriage, especially in displaced camps controlled by RSF.